Find padel courts across California, New York, Texas, Florida, Illinois and Massachusetts. Compare settings, coaching, access and location-specific booking links.
40 venues in this selection
San Francisco, California
Embarcadero Plaza, San Francisco, CA 94105
Three floodlit outdoor courts beside the Ferry Building make Embarcadero a convenient choice if you are arriving by BART. Restrooms are in 4 Embarcadero Center, and the club offers garage parking validation. The outdoor lounge and pro shop are beside the courts.
3 outdoor courts
Drop-ins welcome
View club & bookSouth San Francisco, California
550-4 Eccles Ave, South San Francisco, CA 94080
Oyster Point is the indoor alternative to Embarcadero, in the separate city of South San Francisco. Six courts sit inside a high-ceilinged industrial space with fans. Free on-site parking, showers, locker rooms, a gym and a lounge with a kitchenette make it practical for a longer visit.
6 indoor courts
Drop-ins welcome
View club & bookWest Sacramento, California
985 Riverfront St, West Sacramento, CA 95691
Four floodlit courts sit along River Walk in West Sacramento's Bridge District, with Tower Bridge nearby. The club has free parking, a water refill station, shade and courtside food and drink ordering. Restroom access is at neighboring Drake's the Barn.
4 outdoor courts
Drop-ins welcome
View club & bookBrooklyn, New York
257 Water Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Dumbo's four indoor courts are on the Brooklyn waterfront. The club combines court time with fitness equipment, a café and juice bar, coworking lounges, locker rooms and showers. Choose this Water Street site rather than the Williamsburg booking tenant for a Dumbo visit.
4 indoor courts
View club & bookBrooklyn, New York
307 Kent Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11249
The Kent Avenue club lists four indoor and three rooftop courts, a mezzanine lounge and an Aviron fitness studio. Its indoor courts give Williamsburg players a weather-protected option, while rooftop bookings are subject to weather cancellation. The pro shop, juice bar, showers and locker rooms are in the same club.
7 Indoor & outdoor courts
View club & bookAustin, Texas
511 Industrial Blvd, Austin, TX 78745
This Industrial Boulevard club partners with Wilson and offers indoor and outdoor play. Playtomic carries court rentals, coached sessions and open-play events; the tenant also lists parking, changing rooms and equipment rental.
Indoor & outdoor courts
Club price list: $25 per person for 90 minutes.
View club & bookHouston, Texas
1729 Brittmoore Rd, Ste A, Houston, TX 77043
Five glass-walled outdoor padel courts are separate from the four pickleball courts at this Spring Branch site. Padel courts have turf and LED lighting. There is free parking, a bar and lounge; sauna and cold-plunge access is included in the Premium membership. The Brittmoore club opens daily from 7am to 11:30pm.
5 outdoor courts
Guest bookings available, up to 7 days ahead; guest free cancellation up to 24 hours before play.
Guest padel advertised from $12 per player per hour.
View club & bookMiami, Florida
400 NE 67th St, Miami, FL 33138
Magic City combines 15 outdoor and 11 air-conditioned indoor courts with a separately listed singles court and two kids' courts. That mix makes the session type important: choose doubles, singles or a junior programme in the booking calendar. The site also has lounge areas, an on-site café and a pro shop.
Indoor & outdoor courts
View club & bookMiami, Florida
75 NE 39th St, Miami, FL 33137
Reserve's Design District location has three glass-enclosed courts, a viewing lounge and a pro shop. It is a members-only club, with an outdoor gym, cold plunges and showers. This smaller central Miami site has a different access model from a casual guest booking at TEMPO or Park Padel.
3 outdoor courts
Members only.
View club & bookNorth Miami, Florida
2251 NE 146th St, North Miami, FL 33181
SoLé Mia is in North Miami, not the City of Miami. The club offers indoor and outdoor padel, with daily opening hours of 7am–11pm. Its members' facilities include a gym, sauna, steam room, cold plunges and conference rooms, alongside Pura Vida food and drink.
Indoor & outdoor courts
Gym, wellness facilities and lounge are members-only amenities.
View club & bookMiami, Florida
1932 NW Miami Ct, Miami, FL 33136
Wynwood combines eight outdoor courts with Tie Break Cafe and a lounge opening onto the playing area. It is a useful choice for a group that wants to stay together after the match rather than leave as soon as the booking ends. The pro shop offers racket demos, so a coached visit can also help narrow a later equipment purchase. Choose this Miami Court address rather than an older Wynwood listing elsewhere; the operator’s current contact page uses 1932 NW Miami Court.
8 outdoor courts
View club & bookDoral, Florida
11601 NW 107th St, Doral, FL 33178
Urban is the indoor choice in this Doral selection. Its twelve indoor courts offer a larger enclosed choice than the smaller clubs in this selection. A roof and enclosed setting make it a more predictable plan than an outdoor court when rain is the main concern. For a solo player, an open match is a different purchase from a whole-court reservation: start with the matchmaking or coached option rather than paying for space without partners.
12 indoor courts
View club & bookDoral, Florida
1360 NW 88th Ave, Doral, FL 33172
Champions puts lessons and organised play at the centre of its Doral offering. Its programme distinguishes coaching with Kendrick Polanco from tournaments and Americano sessions, which are better suited to meeting players through games. That makes it worth comparing with Urban on the session you want, not just the number of courts. For a family visit, the children’s clinic is a separate programme from an adult court rental; reserve the age-appropriate session rather than assuming children can join an adult clinic.
indoor courts
View club & bookDoral, Florida
8440 NW 64th St, Unit 1, Doral, FL 33166
Smart Padel House is built around app-based reservations and automated access, with a gear kiosk rather than the conventional full-service club arrival. That is the attraction for a self-organised group needing flexible hours, but less of a reason to choose it for an unplanned first lesson. Complete the access instructions before travelling to the NW 64th Street unit. Compare Champions if coaching is the main purpose, or Urban for a larger indoor club environment.
indoor courts
Operator advertises 24/7 access through mobile-app or biometric entry.
View club & bookMiami, Florida
650 NW 105th St, Miami, FL
i95 has four indoor and two outdoor courts, plus an academy, bar and pro shop. The indoor/outdoor split is more useful than its six-court headline: decide which setting you want before selecting the session. Booking and matchmaking now use Brisa, so follow the club’s current booking destination rather than an older app listing. The NW 105th Street site is in unincorporated Miami-Dade County, north of the central-city Miami clubs; compare it with Magic City and North Miami options before committing to the journey. For regular coaching, the academy’s standing-group route is a better starting point than a one-off empty court.
6 Indoor & outdoor courts
View club & bookSan Francisco, California
29 Avenue G, San Francisco, CA 94130
Treasure Island gives San Francisco players an indoor alternative to the outdoor Embarcadero courts. Six padel courts share the facility with seven pickleball courts, with free parking, showers, a gear boutique and a lounge. Pick the padel category when booking: the daily calendar also carries pickleball sessions. Choose this club for a larger indoor padel group or a car-based visit; Dogpatch is the separate mainland Bay Padel option, not another entrance to the same building.
6 indoor courts
Court reservations and programmed sessions are available.
View club & bookSan Francisco, California
1070 Maryland St, San Francisco, CA 94107
Bay Padel’s Dogpatch club is in Pier 70’s Building 12, beside Breadbelly and Standard Deviant Brewery. Two indoor padel courts, a gym and a lounge make this the smaller mainland counterpart to Treasure Island. The operator still labels its additional outdoor courts as coming soon; choose among the existing indoor bookings rather than counting that expansion as playable capacity. Dogpatch is especially useful if you want padel and a gym visit in one stop, while Treasure Island offers a larger current indoor court selection.
2 indoor courts
Parking is available.
View club & bookSunnyvale, California
1365 Geneva Drive, Sunnyvale, CA 94089
Four indoor courts, free parking, showers and a fitness zone make Sunnyvale a practical South Bay option without travelling to San Francisco. The club’s programme distinguishes an introduction from beginner, intermediate and higher-level play. Choose an introduction if the rules are still new; a low-numbered rating band is not automatically a first lesson. Compare San Jose if that address is closer, but do not assume both clubs have the same completed changing and recovery facilities.
4 indoor courts
Free parking.
View club & bookSan Jose, California
87 Barack Obama Blvd, San Jose, CA 95110
Bay Padel San Jose has six courts, on-site parking, a snack bar and a lounge. It is the local choice for a San Jose game rather than a trip north to Sunnyvale. The operator labels showers, recovery facilities, sauna and cold plunge as coming soon, so those are not reasons to choose a current booking. Compare the actual beginner clinic with a competitive open-play session: both appear on the calendar but serve different needs.
6 outdoor courts
View club & bookBrooklyn, New York
12 Berry St, Brooklyn, NY 11249
Greenpoint adds a third distinct Padel Haus choice in Brooklyn. Five indoor courts sit alongside a cafe and juice bar, fitness areas, showers and coworking lounges at 12 Berry Street. Use it for an indoor session in this part of north Brooklyn rather than confusing it with the Kent Avenue Williamsburg club. The shared brand does not make the calendars interchangeable: select Greenpoint before choosing a coach or open play. Compared with Williamsburg’s rooftop offering, its stated court setting is entirely indoors.
5 indoor courts
View club & bookNew York, New York
360 10th Ave, New York, NY 10001
Reserve Hudson Yards is a three-court outdoor members’ club on Manhattan’s west side. Elevated viewing areas, a pro shop, showers, gym and cold plunges suit a club-based visit rather than a drop-in tourist game. Its outdoor setting is the main playing distinction from Reserve’s indoor Upper East Side club. Choose by both neighbourhood and setting before considering membership. The club website is the right entry point for Hudson Yards reservations; do not select an Upper East Side tenant simply because it carries the same Reserve branding.
3 outdoor courts
Members only.
View club & bookNew York, New York
1133 York Ave, New York, NY 10065
Reserve’s Upper East Side club has two indoor padel courts and a members’ lounge, with gym, lap pool, sauna and cold-plunge amenities. It is the indoor counterpart to Hudson Yards’ outdoor courts, not a second booking name for the west-side club. The operator’s club page uses 1133 York Avenue; use that location page and its arrival instructions when arranging a visit. Choose it for membership-based indoor play on the east side rather than assuming it works like a public open-play venue.
2 indoor courts
Members only.
View club & bookAustin, Texas
2510 Rutland Drive, Austin, TX 78758
Padel39’s original Austin club is near the Domain and Q2 Stadium, with nine lighted outdoor courts. Choose it for a north Austin game rather than travelling to the East 5th Street flagship. The operator describes ordinary court reservations as usually ninety minutes and priced per player, which matters when comparing them with clubs charging for the whole court. An introduction is the stronger first booking if your group still needs rules and partners; a court reservation is for players who can organise their own match.
9 outdoor courts
View club & bookAustin, Texas
4716 East 5th St, Austin, TX 78702
The East 5th Street flagship is the Padel39 choice for the east side, with dedicated on-site parking and lighted outdoor play. Its facility description includes a smaller singles court within the twelve-court headline, so a regular doubles group should select a doubles court explicitly. Four covered courts are described as a future addition, not an enclosed indoor hall. Compared with the Rutland Drive club, the useful difference is the east-side location and session mix, not an assumption that every advertised court has identical dimensions.
outdoor courts
View club & bookHouston, Texas
7918 Breen Road, Houston, TX 77069
Cube’s Breen Road facility is the indoor, air-conditioned alternative to TEMPO and iPadel in this Houston selection. Five indoor courts sit alongside a pro shop, bar and changing rooms. The Breen Road site uses a Houston postal address in unincorporated Harris County. That makes it worth shortlisting when heat or rain would otherwise dominate the plan. Check the sport and session type rather than choosing the first activity under the Cube name: the operator also advertises pickleball in Houston. Use the Houston tenant; the Chicago venue has its own location and booking system.
5 indoor courts
View club & bookHouston, Texas
1112 Egypt St, Houston, TX 77009
iPadel’s two outdoor panoramic courts on Egypt Street are a smaller alternative to Houston’s larger club complexes. Free parking, changing facilities and Wi-Fi are listed with the venue. It is worth comparing on location and the actual open-play level rather than expecting the facilities of a large wellness club. If you are arriving alone, choose a programmed game or clinic; renting a whole court does not assemble the other three players. Compare Cube for indoor conditions or TEMPO for a larger outdoor social venue.
2 outdoor courts
View club & bookHouston, Texas
720 Caperton, Houston, TX 77022
X2 is a single outdoor court at a private residence, bookable through Playtomic. That makes it a different proposition from a multi-court club: choose it for a group that wants its own court rather than a busy open-play programme. The host asks players to respect the surrounding neighbourhood and turn lights off by 10pm. Free parking is listed, and a concierge is available only when posted. Arrive for the reserved session and follow the host’s entry instructions; this is not a walk-in clubhouse.
1 outdoor courts
Private residential court; reservation required. Lights out by 10pm.
View club & bookLos Angeles, California
5115 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90027
Three full-size courts on Sunset Boulevard make this a compact Los Angeles option for a self-organised group. Reservations use the club’s PlayByPoint system, with clinics and events as a different way into the game. Choose it for this part of the city rather than assuming the Padel Up locations or Carson courts are nearby substitutes. The operator lists daily opening from 7am to 11pm; for an outdoor booking, the weather terms still matter even when the club is open.
3 outdoor courts
View club & bookLos Angeles, California
10250 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90067
Padel Up’s Century City site has two open-air rooftop courts at Westfield, between Nordstrom and the AMC Theater. It is the rooftop choice, while the Hauser Boulevard flagship is indoors. Mall parking, racket rental, a lounge and a pro shop make it workable for a game combined with another stop, but leave time to reach the rooftop before the reservation. The operator’s rate is per court, not per player; that distinction matters when comparing the headline with a per-person clinic.
2 outdoor courts
Pay-and-play available without membership.
$120 per court per hour; $100 off-peak on the operator’s rate page.
View club & bookLos Angeles, California
3007 Hauser Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90016
Although branded Culver City, this flagship’s address is on Hauser Boulevard in Los Angeles. Three indoor courts have thirty-foot ceilings, with a bar, lounge, private parking and a pro shop. Choose it over Century City when an indoor game matters more than a rooftop setting. Recovery-suite access is a members’ benefit rather than an automatic court-rental inclusion. The entrance instructions are unusually useful: enter from Jefferson and Hauser and follow the green stripe.
3 indoor courts
Pay-and-play available without membership.
$140 per court per hour; $120 off-peak on the operator’s rate page.
View club & bookSan Diego, California
9885 Scranton Rd, Suite 100, San Diego, CA 92121
Sorrento Valley is Padel N9NE’s operating San Diego club, with eight padel courts and a programme running from introductions to higher-level clinics. The surrounding campus adds food, workspaces and wellness options, but gym access depends on the membership chosen. A casual player can book without membership; compare the guest booking with a plan only after you know how often you will play. Do not confuse this Scranton Road club with the announced San Marcos location or assume an advanced rating session is a beginner lesson.
8 outdoor courts
Non-member bookings available; gym and wellness access depend on the selected plan.
View club & bookSan Diego, California
4645 Morena Blvd, San Diego, CA 92117
Kingdom combines indoor and outdoor racket-sport facilities with golf simulators and a bar on Morena Boulevard. It suits a mixed-interest group, but choose padel explicitly: pickleball and golf have separate booking products. For a first game, the coaching route gives more structure than booking a court and hoping someone will explain the enclosure. The current address is Morena Boulevard; do not navigate to the older Jutland Drive King of Padel listing without checking which business and venue you mean.
Indoor & outdoor courts
View club & bookSan Diego, California
4490 W Point Loma Blvd, San Diego, CA 92107
The Barnes Tennis Center padel courts give Point Loma players an outdoor option inside an established racket-sport venue. The centre’s own padel page links to the Taktika San Diego booking tenant, so use that rather than the Carson or other Taktika calendars. This is a useful choice for someone already coming to Barnes, but a tennis reservation is not access to the enclosed padel courts. Compare Sorrento Valley on your starting location and the available coaching programme rather than on the shared word “tennis”.
outdoor courts
View club & bookCarson, California
18400 Avalon Blvd, Lot 15, Carson, CA 90746
Four outdoor padel courts at LA Galaxy Park offer a South Bay alternative to the Los Angeles city clubs. The physical location is Carson, at the Dignity Health Sports Park complex, with the booking tenant specifying Lot 15. Build that arrival detail into your plan rather than navigating only to the stadium name. The calendar also contains pickleball activities, so select the padel category before comparing sessions. For a group needing instruction, reserve the lesson product instead of a bare court.
4 outdoor courts
View club & bookChula Vista, California
2015 Birch Rd, Suite 3002, Chula Vista, CA 91915
ESL’s three outdoor panoramic courts are in Chula Vista, not central San Diego. The key practical difference is its reservation-only operation: it is not continuously staffed, and the operator asks for at least two hours’ notice. That makes it suitable for a planned South County game but a poor choice for turning up and expecting a reception desk. Use the Birch Road suite and complete the reservation before travelling. Equipment rental is possible when arranged through the booking process.
3 outdoor courts
Reservation only; at least two hours’ advance booking requested.
View club & bookChicago, Illinois
3043 N Knox Ave, Chicago, IL 60641
Proximo’s Knox Avenue club is the Logan Square choice in this Chicago selection. Indoor padel and pickleball share the wider club, with a warm-up area, parking, showers and equipment rental. It is open to non-members, so a first visit need not start with a subscription. Its reservation price is for a ninety-minute court session: compare that basis with Cube’s hourly court rates before deciding which is cheaper for your group. The Northbrook and Goose Island locations remain labelled coming soon on the operator’s site.
indoor courts
Open to non-members.
$150 for a regular ninety-minute court reservation; $170 at prime time, as listed by the operator.
View club & bookChicago, Illinois
3900 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60609
Cube’s La Pershing site has indoor padel and pickleball, with no membership needed for a court reservation. It is the South Ashland Avenue option rather than Union’s West Loop club or Proximo’s Knox Avenue site. Non-members can book seven days ahead; members have a fourteen-day window and free racket rental. Judge a membership against your actual booking pattern, not the headline discount alone. Court cancellations up to twenty-four hours ahead return credit for a future booking, which is different from a cash refund.
indoor courts
Open to non-members.
$85 per court per hour on weekdays before 4pm; $120 after 4pm and at weekends.
View club & bookChicago, Illinois
207 N Paulina St, Chicago, IL 60612
Union’s five indoor courts are on North Paulina Street in the West Loop area. Its programme gives a newcomer several different entry points: an introduction for learning the game, a beginner mixer for social play and rating calibration before more competitive sessions. Coworking space, lounges and LaBarra make it a stronger fit for staying after the match than for a quick court-only visit. The North Paulina address is the one to use for both arrival and the location-specific booking calendar.
5 indoor courts
View club & bookDedham, Massachusetts
220 Rustcraft Rd, Dedham, MA 02026
Padel Boston is in Dedham, southwest of Boston, rather than in the Seaport. Six indoor courts and a separate warm-up hitting wall give it a clear playing focus. The indoor setting, lounge and group-event offering make it worth comparing with PADELHUB on travel and session format. For a first visit, choose the introduction rather than a court rental if you need partners or help with the rules. Peak and off-peak prices on the FAQ are charged per court per hour.
6 indoor courts
No membership required.
View club & bookBoston, Massachusetts
653 Summer St, Boston, MA 02210
PADELHUB’s six indoor padel courts are in the Seaport–Southie area at 653 Summer Street, alongside two pickleball courts. It is the Boston-city option in this selection, while Padel Boston requires a trip to Dedham. The club lists parking, showers, lockers, a pro shop and a lounge. If you are new, the introduction is a clearer starting point than a game-match listing with a rating range. Players who already know the rules can use level-specific open play to find a group rather than rent a court without partners.
6 indoor courts
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